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This document discusses the binomial distribution and provides an example of using it to calculate the probability of 6 or more kids not going to prom out of a group of 12 seniors with a 50% chance of any individual going or not going. It requests a good grade.
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- 1. Patrick Connors Binomial Distribution
- 2. Binomial Distribution A binomial experiment is a statistical experiment that has the following properties: The properties consist of n repeated trials Each trial has only 2 possible outcomes The probability of success, denoted P, is the same as every trial The trials are independent of any other trial
- 3. What is the probability that all the seniors in cabinet making shop will go to prom? N= 12 P= .50 Q= .50 X= 6
- 4. What is the probability that 6 or more kids will not go to prom Answer = .226
- 5. GIVE ME A GOOD GRADE PLEASE!